Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-06

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LOCALS
Blaine is still in very poor health
Alden Brown was on the sick list
Sunday
The Salem line will soon reach
Mitchell.
S. II. Albert has q horse very sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Guinup came up from Plank
linton last Friday.
Prohibition carried WoonsockeS with
majority OF % votes.
Henry Rooms Of Blaine township
was in town yesterday.
II. II. Chase and family visited
friends in Mitchell last week.
II. C. Jones CT Waterbury was in
washington Springs yesterday.
H. ~ Stowelrs barn caught fire On
Wednesday and with its contents was
soon destroyed.
Mrs. Pratt is in town this week
helping our citizens do their spring
house-cleaning,
Albert Gunle2son and Rev. 5mart
had the misfortune of damaging their
buggies this week.
Our genial neighbor j. o. Shryock,
had the misfortune to lose one of his
mules last Saturday.
"A letter from Mrs. Barrett at Mad
ison, Wis, reports her mother better
though still very low.
Roth Bros. have purchased hand
some carriage, which completes one Of
The incest outfits in this vicinity.
The change of venue in the Solo
mon case has been accepted and the
ease goes to Woonsocket for trial.
The Plankinton association Of Con-
gregationalists is holding its semi-an-
nual meeting IN Mitchell this week.
ID. c. Hewitt and wife Of Media
township were made happy over the
arrival of fine boy, on Tuesday last.
Mrs. O. j. Marshall Of Harmony
came home Wednesday from her visit
30 Kansas ana Iowa. O. j. locked hap.
py.
Have you read 40 Big Books on 18th
page? And do you KNOW, that you can
get the lLousekeeper. 40 Big Books and
The Herald, all for &2.25?
The Woonsocket creamery will
commence business on the 18th inst
The company proposes to establish two
cream routes at Washington Springs.
Our blacksmiths do not look hap
Ply. The abundance OF rain has put the
ground in such good condition that
sharpening plow-lays is at a discount.
Hail Insurance at actual cost. Nc
initiation fees, No annual dues. Mu
tual plan. Inquire of
211tf Albert Gunderson.
The creamery question is AGAR
coming to the front and ere long VIZ
may have creamery at washington
Springs. This is an important subject
deserving serious attention
Grissel Il Strub OF Woonsockei
have BUTTERFLIES Patterns for sale. Cal
and get one and lool at their nice stool
Of spring and summer goods 21lt
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Blank of Alpen;
township were in town Saturday. The,
also assembled Mt. Observation an(
chatted awhile with the inmates Of thu
Eagles Nest.
If any subscribers who have take1
advantage Of our clubbing list. do no
receive the papers dubbed with the
Herald, they will do US a favor ny let
ing us know OF the fact. 2N
Mrs. McNickel Of Huron is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs I. T
Totllemire, near town. She also spent
few days with her sister Mrs. G. w
Mcdonald. Her husband is expected
tomorrow.
DO not be deluded into buying SO
called --latest styles goods, that have
been on the shelves for months, but
call on Grissell 4 Strub and get thu
latest ard most seasonable styles out
They carry no old goods. 211t1
Misses Nettie and Nora Miles are
teaching school in the eastern part Of
Franklin township. They board with
Mr.. Bevins. The Herald wishes then
all the success and happiness possible
in their chosen field of labor
Miss Maud Campbell will monopo
lie case in the Herald office this sum.
lner Under the surveillance OF oul
skillful foreman, and the encouraging
''blarney" OF We associate editor, We
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